Sentence examples for learned court from inspiring English sources

A master of rhetoric, he earned a reputation as an eloquent and learned court preacher.

He was also much influenced by the learned court of the early 9th-century caliph of Baghdad Hārūn ar-Rashīd.

Learn court-specific procedures on the job.

But aquaculturists have learned to court communities.

I only learned in court that the companies never informed them.

When the judge, Bryanne A. Hamill, learned in court in 2005 that they had been without therapy for months, she blasted Miracle Makers.

Thomas, who learned in court today that his wife of two years had filed for divorce, flew to Charleston this afternoon and participated in the Knicks' evening practice.

The conflict began last May, when a group of federal judges learned that court administrators in Washington had installed a program to detect visits to Web sites offering pornography, gambling, streaming video and music.

After a string of newspaper and magazine profiles described him as "brilliant but acerbic," Mr. Summers trimmed his rough edges, learned to court the Congress, and bit his tongue when he was speaking on the record.

When I worked at Seal Press, I learned that courting controversy is a marketing strategy.

As opponents of Trump's Muslim bans have learned, the courts represent a key weapon when going up against a president who doesn't play by the rules.